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Miike Takashi Wraps Production on 'Mole Song Final' Mark Schilling, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail Production has wrapped on Miike Takashi’s latest film, “Mogura no Uta Final” (translation: Mole Song Final), the third and final part of his “Mole Song” action-comedy trilogy about a bumbling cop who goes undercover — and becomes a full-fledged yakuza. The new film will open on November 19, 2021 with Toho distributing. Like the two previous films, “The Mole Song: Undercover Agent Reiji” in 2013 and “The Mole Song: Hong Kong Capriccio” in 2016, it is scripted by Kudo Kank...

14 Movies to Watch If You Like 'Spiral: From The Book of Saw' From 'Se7en' to 'Cabin Fever,' here are the movies that are a must-see for any 'Saw' junkie. Lionsgate Welcome to Beat the Algorithm, our recurring series that helps you find something else to watch if you enjoyed a new or notable release. In this edition, we look at some of the movies you should seek out if you enjoy the Saw franchise, especially the latest entry, Spiral. Just when you thought Hollywood had already delivered more Saw movies than we could possibly handle, Chris Rock and

Horror director steps out of genre with girl superhero drama Japanese director Takashi Miike has built up a cult following around the world over the past two decades with an oeuvre of horror movies, often featuring extreme violence. So it might appear at first that his latest release, a family-friendly movie about a group of teenage girls who transform into a frilly-dressed superhero troupe, is a strange turn for a man once dubbed by Time magazine as a "master of the grotesque." But the 60-year-old director of fright classics such as "Audition" (1999) and "Ichi the Killer" (2001) disagrees....

Peculiar pattern appears on frozen Kyushu lake in Japan ( 1 A frozen pattern appears on the surface of Lake Miikein the Kuju Mountains of Oita Prefecture, Japan, Jan. 20, 2021. (Photo/ICphoto) The surface of Lake Miike, located near the summit of the highest mountain in Kyushu, Mt. Nakadake (1,791 meters), has frozen over, creating a peculiar pattern in the ice. This is a natural phenomenon seen almost every year, and visitors can enjoy strolls along the lake's frozen surface. Hikers have also been seen riding on sleds or taking commemorative photos. A frozen pattern appears on the surface of...

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